In R V Asante- Mensah, the Supreme Court of Canada

In R v Asante- Mensah, the Supreme Court of Canada held that

A) the tort of trespass to land may be committed if the defendant psychologically detains the plaintiff.
B) a trespass to land occurs only if the visitor committed a crime.
C) an occupier may be entitled to use reasonable force to remove a trespasser.
D) because trespass to land is an equitable tort, the plaintiff may be entitled to an injunction.
E) the tort of false imprisonment requires proof that the defendant did not have a reasonable means of escape.